Well, like always — these are just my thoughts. They are some observations and my perception on the philosophical aspects of Photography. Updated: Ok — i have never gone back and re-edited any of my posts in true tradition of “published” means — it is done. Cant change it. This is one exception. I think …
Taking it up a notch…
Well, this is not a definitive guide…but more like a starting guide. Of course, this is based on my own experience and such and therefore like all other things — a work in progress. Dedication: Well, this sounds obvious, but is very important. Photography takes a lot of time not just to take pictures, but …
Seamless backgrounds
Well, this post is about seamless backgrounds and how to create them. Below is an example of where i have used this recently. Note: Not all the material in this post is mine — so i have added references where relevant: I have a setup similar to Zack Arias — minus the white tile board. …
Information overload!
This past week has been too much for me to handle in terms of new product announcements (Photokina, Upcoming Photoplus etc) With the economy going south, it makes me wonder — who is buying these things and how are they able to afford it anymore? Do amateur photographers need backup SLR cameras and powerful P&S …
Lessons from Mistakes…
Like everyone else — i make my share of mistakes. By capturing them — and possibly re-visiting them later, i hope to learn from not making the same ones. So, this would be more like the “Thoughts of the week” series — where i will document my mistakes as i make them…or as i remember them… …
Thoughts for the week
What do you do if someone asks you to explain your image? As an artist, how do you explain your image? When i first saw Edward Weston’s Pepper #33, to me, it was everything else but “a pepper”. It was sensual and moody. In fact, the absence of color made no difference to the fact …